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With two goals from free kicks and one from the number nine, Flamengo maintains a 100% record in the Carioca Championship: 3-1
Players on the team that will play for the São Paulo Cup final on Tuesday are overjoyed with their semifinal victory.
The striker failed to score in his debut and wants to score his first goal in the State Championship this Saturday.
The midfielder believes he is prepared to be one of the main leaders in Flamengo's defensive sector.
The supporter says that matches are tiring, but that it's better to be able to play for real than just training.
Listening attentively to the coach's advice, the midfielder hopes to grow in his position at Flamengo.
After beating Volta Redonda in the first game of the Carioca Championship, the team is looking for three more points in the State Championship.
Flamengo has won 152 of the 311 games it has played against its rival, including the 1955 final.
Flamengo, with the largest fan base in the state, and América, the second-largest team in Rio de Janeiro, play this Saturday.
Players believe that preseason training in Londrina has prepared the team to face the strong sun.
Young defender praises partnership with Welinton and anticipates a difficult game against América on Saturday.
Coach prepares team for game against América with the remainder of the Campeonato Carioca in mind.
The coach, however, is cautious and says he will reveal the date at the right time.
The Flamengo coach gives an idea of the team that will take the field this Saturday in Edson Passos.
The coach believes Flamengo can win the Copinha title if they maintain their current form.
The goalkeeper believes that Flamengo's many attacking options will help the team this season.
After his first training session alongside the stars, the striker says it's easier to play with great players.
Professional captain praises young talents and the work done by coach Paulo Henrique Junior
The striker made his debut with a goal and is already expecting to improve significantly at Flamengo under the guidance of his namesake coach.
Despite a good debut, the Flamengo goalkeeper knows that he can't let his guard down in front of the fans.
At 16 years old, Quiroga had to mark the number 10 of the professional team in Thursday's training session.
The star players are in the final stages of preparation to debut for Flamengo and are already training with the ball.
Defender believes the team is growing every day and sees a good season ahead
The coach believes that only by "stretching out" the preseason in these first few rounds will the team perform at its best.